The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1887-04-30

Andrew Carnegie, the millionaire
Pittznurg iron manufacturer. WAS
married at New York on the 22d to
Miss Whitfield, daughter of the late
John W. Wnij field.
Property valued at $4,000 has
been recos cred from the ruins OF the
burned hotel ct Monterey, Cal, by
sluiCiug.
The War Department has ordered
the removal to Mount Vernon, Ala,
Ct Apaches confined at Marion, ST.
Augustine.
The sentence OF JEFF. Bowling, to
have been harge1 in Licking County
O., has been Commuted 70 life impris-
opment.
Trade dollars 10 the number of l 18O,-
600 were brought to this country from
China by steamer arriving on the
2lst.
Two women we're run down snd
killed by an engine, at Emerson, Pa,
on the 20tn.
The customs authorities at Mont
real have seized ffty-nine barrels OF
whisky entered a5 VINEGAR at four
cents per gallon.
A draft for S75, ,00o. drawn by a
Philadelphia bank on New York, has
gone astraY IN the mails, and its pay
ment has been stopped.
Jennie Bowman, q servant, was
atally beaten with q poker IN st.
Louis on the goth. The acti5 supposed
70 have been committed by burglars.
In the vicinity o. Rolling Fork,
Miss, on the 2lst., 3 halstorm, last
ing fifteen minutes, smashed the roofs
of houses and stripped the trees. No
Que is reported hurt.
Riders tinware establishment at
Franklin, Pa was burned on the 21st.
Loss S35, 900.
The defaICatiOn OF Water Register
Michael H. Murphy in Hoboken, n.
j., is now estimated st 100000.
An explosion on the steamer Delta
at Wilmington, \. @, ou the 2Oth,
caused the death OF one man and the
injury Of several others.
The elevator belonging TO the North
western Elevator Company at Min
neaCohs, at Niimar, minn., burned on
the goth. Loss 100000.
The Jury in the case ofSChwartz and
Watt, on trial at Morris, Ill.,, for the
murder OF Express Messenger Nichols,
at Joliet, H., returned q verdict OF
guilty. The prisoners we're sentenced
to imprisonment tor lie.
Mrs. Ward, wife of the Rev Charles
Ward, of New York, who shot his wife
two months ago, has commenced a
suit for divorce.
The ShenaugO 4 Allegheny Railroad
running from Butter to Greenvilie, Pa.
fifty eight miles, was sold by re-
ceiver for $625, 900.
Lillian Snavely, who lately married
q bigamisJ in Chicago and then fled TO
Oregon with friend, has been brought
back to Sterling, Illinois.
Detroit Knights of Labor sued to
recover money paid men not to work
during strike, the contract having
been violated. The court ordered a
verdict for the defendant.
Fire at Columbus Junction, Ia..
caused q loss OF $4,000 Twenty
three buildings were destroyed.
The customs collector at Boston re-
fuses to permit the landing of eight
Englishmen who came under contract
as velvet weaVers, under the anti
contract law.
A new high license bill. avoiding the
provisions objected to by Gov. Hill in
he Crosby bill, has been introduced
IN the New York Senate.
The death from pneumonia at New
York Of Alexander Mitchell, president
OF the st. Paul road, occurred on the
l9ta. He was SO years old and left
an estate valued at $50, 100000.
Eugene Connor, an employe OF
Hauan & Son, shoe manufacturers,
New York, whose men refused to 90
out on the order of the Knights Of
Labor, cut his thr, at on the 18th In
fit of temporary insanity, caused
by continued threats OF punishment
by the order.